let's bring in shaquille brewster in lacona. you've been looking into how haley's trying to build this coalition. how does it square with what you're hearing from voters there this morning? >> reporter: hi there, ana, good morning to you. we're hearing hints of that coalition here in lacona. this is a town somewhat of a bellwether where in 2016 it almost mirrored the results you saw in the primary state wide. based on the conversations i've been having, you get a mix of voters here, but one thing that keeps coming up is even among those voters who aren't planning to support former president donald trump, he is the dominant factor. listen to just a few of those conversations i've been having. >> your vote for nikki haley was more about donald trump? >> yes. we didn't want him, but we thought we just wanted to vote for somebody else and we wanted to vote. we almost didn't vote at all, but then we said, no, we have to vote. >> reporter: what about nikki haley got you to support her? >> anything but trump. >> reporter: say that agai

shaquille brewster in lacona and vaughn hillyard in milford for us. dasha, in the past, goffstown has been an important bellwether for that state. tell us what you're seeing and what voters were telling you. >> reporter: yeah, chris, the reason it is a bellwether is because it really pretty much exactly mirrored the state wide results back in 2016. this isn't maga country, right. trump won by 34% here, but there are a lot of folks in this area that voted for the likes of kasich, rubio, bush, right. so this is an area where haley has the opportunity to do quite well. and folks are casting their votes now as we speak. there has been a steady flow of people here. she needs to run up her margins here. she has to get around 50% or so in goffstown and areas like it to have the strong showing that she wants to have if she wants to have that chance at slowing or potentially stopping trump's march to the nomination. i want you to hear some of the conversations that we had with voters today. >> why not donald trump? >> because as she says, chaos follows him, wh